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Counties and County Commissioners Courts; Legislation and Legislative Authority; County, District, and Criminal District Attorneys; County Attorneys; Dual Office Holding; Constitutional Provisions; Incompatibility of Offices

GA-0350

Texas Attorney General Opinion

Assistant county attorney, commissioners court's role in appointment process|Appointment of assistants, role of county commissioners court|Dual office holding or incompatibility, a county attorney may serve as an unpaid assistant county attorney in a neighboring county without violating prohibition against|Assistant county attorney is not an officer|County attorney may serve as an unpaid assistant county attorney in a neighboring county without violating the constitutional prohibition of dual office holding|County attorney may serve as an unpaid assistant county attorney in a neighboring county without violating the common-law doctrine of incompatibility

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